Come Join Us During Our Library Hours ; Monday – Thursday 11-7 Saturday 10-1
National Geographic Film “Arlington; Field of Honor”. Arlington is a national shrine and treasure of American history. Discover how this revered site came to be
Local Children’s Book Author Kathleen Lombardo will be here to read her latest book and she’s bringing one of her dogs to help her read! A simple children’s craft will follow with snacks.
Clean cans, plastic bottles, glass, must be returnable only. Bring them in bags to the library.
The Big Burn: PBS American Experience Documentary Inspired by Timothy Egan’s best selling book, The Big Burn is the dramatic story of a wildfire that swept the Northern Rockies in 1910. As America tries to manage it’s fire-prone landscapes in
It’s chocolate, the Easter Bunny and Mike Morton from Sundance Farms bringing his special Easter themed animals live at the Library! The Egg Hunt is outdoors, a craft and petting zoo will be indoors. Let’s keep the hunt for children
Your children won’t want to miss the “Green Eggs and Ham” Celebration of Dr. Seuss with Mike Morton from Sun-Dance-Kids Farms .We’ll read the original Dr. Seuss story, “Green Eggs and Ham” with Mike and his live animals educating us
Tina Scherman, from Leon Historical Society, will be portraying Mary Jemison, who was an American frontierswoman who was captured in her teens by the Shawnees in what is now Adams County, Pennsylvania. The Seneca’s then adopted her into their tribe.
Every Tuesday from 6-7:30pm starting Feb 1 through March 1, the library will be showing the PBS Documentary Film Series “We Shall Remain”. Five 90-minute documentaries spanning three hundred years tell the story of pivotal moments in U.S. history from
Nancy Nixon Ensign will be displaying “An Artist’s Year in Quarantine ” throughout the month of January. “Many of my abstract paintings are inspirations to the lakes of our county. I forge landscapes into colors and shapes that move the